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RKLB increases launch activity and mission execution as growing satellite deployment demand boosts the need for reliable space access.

L3Harris has underperformed the industrial sector lately, but Wall Street remains optimistic about the stock.

Rocket Lab and other space stocks are in focus as SpaceX targets a historic Nasdaq debut that could reshape how the sector is valued.

A listing of this magnitude gives the entire commercial space sector its first true large-cap benchmark.

Over the past year, many L3Harris Technologies, Inc. ( NYSE:LHX ) insiders sold a significant stake in the company...

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HawkEye 360 (NYSE:HAWK) has appointed Alex Johnson as Senior Vice President of Engineering & System Operations. Johnson joins from L3Harris Technologies, bringing experience in C4ISR, SIGINT, and multi sensor fusion solutions. This leadership change comes during HawkEye 360's early period as a public company, with growing attention on its space based signals intelligence offering. For investors watching NYSE:HAWK, this move adds a new level of technical leadership at a time when the company...

When a stock declines sharply, investors usually look for bad news. This time, the development came directly from the company.

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OSI Systems faces a Mexico program step-down, but a record $1.9B backlog and improving cash collections could reshape the next few quarters.

CGNT's fiscal Q1 2027 revenues rise 10% to $105.5M as demand grows for investigative analytics and new financial crime solutions.

The unmanned systems firm was flying high, but a plan to issue new stock and let insiders cash out sent shares into a nosedive.

L3Harris Technologies (NYSE:LHX) is expanding its Huntsville manufacturing operations, with plans to significantly increase capacity and add new jobs. The company is investing materially in new production facilities aimed at supporting growing demand for munitions and related defense systems. L3Harris has also signed a new collaboration agreement with Airbus Helicopters to pursue future Canadian defence opportunities. The partnership focuses on integrating L3Harris imaging and reconnaissance...

L3Harris Technologies enters this update cycle with no changes to its published price targets, leaving current analyst expectations intact for now. As the story around the stock continues to evolve through earnings, contracts, and sector moves, the key question is how you can track and interpret these shifts before they show up in formal estimates. Read on to see how to stay on top of the narrative as new data and research come through, so you can follow the stock with more...

Microsoft, Dell and Thermo Fisher lead today's analyst picks as AI demand, cloud growth and biotech expansion shape outlooks and key risks.

GE Aerospace is investing heavily in MRO and manufacturing expansion to support long-term engine demand growth.

Are analysts bullish or bearish on L3Harris Technologies after its Q1 results?

The commercial space sector has crossed into recurring commercial revenue at scale. SpaceX’s Starlink unit is now throwing off subscription cash flow at a scale that supports an IPO pipeline being shepherded by Bank of America as lead underwriter. Pure-play satellite operators are booking recurring service revenue rather than one-off launch fees. Even prime defense ... The Commercial Space Economy Just Crossed a Real Revenue Threshold and After Following This Industry for Years These Are the 3 E

Earlier in May 2026, L3Harris Technologies announced plans to ramp up production of its fiber-optic tether systems used to maintain secure communications with military drones and underwater platforms amid rising electronic warfare threats. This expansion highlights how L3Harris is leaning into demand from the Pentagon and allied forces for more resilient communications technology across defense and commercial applications. Now we’ll explore how this production ramp in fiber-optic tether...

L3Harris Technologies (LHX) is expanding production of its fiber-optic tether systems for military drones and underwater platforms, responding to heightened electronic warfare threats and growing demand for secure communications in situations where radio signals risk disruption. See our latest analysis for L3Harris Technologies. The recent decision to ramp up fiber optic tether production comes as the stock shows mixed momentum, with a 1 day share price return of 1.84% and a 7 day return of...

L3Harris Technologies (NYSE:LHX) is expanding production of its advanced fiber-optic tether systems. The ramp up targets rising demand from the Pentagon and allied forces for secure links to drones and underwater platforms. The move is a response to growing electronic warfare threats affecting military communications. L3Harris Technologies operates as a defense technology company focused on communications, sensors, and mission systems for government and allied customers. The decision to...

Australia's richest person expanded Hancock Prospecting's defense holdings while increasing exposure to global mining companies.

CGNT lands a $5M APAC agency upgrade deal, boosting AI-driven investigative tools as governments ramp digital intelligence spending.

SpaceX’s S-1 just handed legacy defense investors a number they cannot ignore. And you can bet they won’t. In 2025, roughly one-fifth of SpaceX revenue came from U.S. federal agencies, primarily NASA, the Department of War, the General Services Administration, and certain Intelligence Community agencies, focused on launch services, spacecraft development, satellite deployment, and artificial ... One-Fifth of SpaceX Revenue Comes From Uncle Sam: The Defense Contractors That Should Worry

RKLB is building an end-to-end space model launch, spacecraft systems and mission ops to diversify revenues and deepen its market position.

Investors may be wondering whether L3Harris Technologies at around US$308 a share is still offering value, or if most of the upside is already reflected in the price. The stock is up 35.8% over the last year and 77.5% over three years, even though it is down 12.0% over the past month and has slipped 0.4% in the last week, with a modest 1.2% gain year to date. Recent attention on L3Harris has centered on its role in the Aerospace & Defense sector, with investors watching contract activity,...

RTX lands a Naval Research contract to advance software-defined radar, enabling future naval systems to run multi-mission sensing in a crowded spectrum.

Cathie Wood's ARK Invest loads up on defense, air taxi stocks. Navy awards contracts to Lockheed, Northrop. U.S. announces foreign military sales.

Camden, Ark.—When the Pentagon put out an urgent call for rocket launchers and ammunition to send to Ukraine and replenish supplies at home in 2022, an answer came from an unlikely place: this remote southern pine-belt town, population around 10,000. Lockheed Martin one of the defense contractors clustered in the east part of Camden and already one of the town’s biggest employers, was reeling in government orders to produce more mobile rocket launchers. Other big defense contractors in the area also soon landed contracts to produce ammunition and expand their rocket facilities in Camden.